ETHICS - Pre-final Examination

A teacher provides constructive feedback to students without sugarcoating or harsh criticism. This reflects the balance between dishonesty and insensitivity.

• Compassion

• Sincerity

• Tactfulness

• Prudence

A hotel manager handles guest complaints with calm professionalism, avoiding both apathy and emotional overreaction.

• Patience

• Tolerance

• Sympathy

• Assertiveness

An IT specialist follows data privacy protocols without being overly restrictive or carelessly open with information, finding balance between secrecy and negligence.

• Honesty

• Discretion

• Transparency

• Loyalty

A school administrator enforces rules fairly without being lenient or authoritarian.

• Justice

• Integrity

• Respect

• Empathy

A restaurant supervisor allocates resources efficiently, avoiding both extravagance and stinginess.

• Generosity

• Resourcefulness

• Diligence

• Temperance

Answer explanation

Temperance (Moderation) — the virtue of maintaining balance and self-control in the use of resources.

A software engineer maintains confidence in their code without being arrogant or self-doubting.

• Integrity

• Confidence

• Courage

• Humility

A teacher motivates learners with enthusiasm but avoids being monotonous or overly dramatic.

• Charisma

• Zeal

• Optimism

• Sincerity

Answer explanation

Zeal — showing balanced enthusiasm and dedication in inspiring learners.

A front-desk clerk maintains friendliness and warmth without becoming overfamiliar or cold.

• Courtesy

• Generosity

• Cheerfulness

• Prudence

A project manager makes quick decisions without being impulsive or indecisive.

• Prudence

• Initiative

• Diligence

• Responsibility

A professional speaks out on ethical issues when needed but avoids being silent or confrontational.

• Courage

• Modesty

• Fairness

• Integrity